MT5 Moving Averages (MAs)

rijay wrote: Sat Dec 22, 2018 4:32 pm INDUSDXDaily.png

ATR Adaptive JMA

BT = on/off button

The UniEMA: A Universal Exponential Moving Average

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TASC magazine, November 2026

In the article “The UniEMA: A Universal Exponential Moving Average” in this issue, Igor Durkin presents a universal EMA designed to manage the tradeoff between lag and noise. The approach consolidates EMA, DEMA, TEMA, and related smoothing methods into a single indicator controlled by four parameters. The EasyLanguage implementation contains two functions and two corresponding indicators. The UniEMA indicator plots a single universal EMA line, while the UniEMA Cascade indicator plots intermediate smoothing stages as a cascade. The UniEMA indicator can be applied multiple times with different inputs to compare varying degrees of smoothing and observe crossovers as turning points.

Igor Durkin has been developing indicators and trading
systems for over two decades, best known as igorad on
Forex-TSD (mql5.com), where he was the lead developer
of indicators and expert advisors from 2006 to 2010, and
on newdigital-world.com. He is the original author of Al
lAverages, a public indicator library collecting 47 moving
average types—many of them UniEMA instantiations—in
continuous development since the mid-2000s, as well as
NonLagMA, StepMA, the LabTrend family, and Multi
Dimensional Fractals. He is the founder of TrendLaboratory
(trendlaboratory.net), where UniEMA and related
tools are documented and maintained.

with this VWAP indicator a new VWAP is anchored when price drifts away from the MA more than a Point distance

Another version of dual timeframe indicator....here is ssl dual timeframe.
Plot current and choosable higher timeframe trend.

kvak wrote: Thu Nov 12, 2026 10:29 am Another version of dual timeframe indicator....here is ssl dual timeframe.
Plot current and choosable higher timeframe trend.

MTF arrows are N bars ahead (4 bars on H1/H4)
also do you use a timer in your indi ? it doesn't process correctly when switching charts

ionone wrote: Fri Nov 13, 2026 12:32 am MTF arrows are N bars ahead (4 bars on H1/H4)
also do you use a timer in your indi ? it doesn't process correctly when switching charts

In this code, I dont use timer, it is need tick, or refresh to update mtf line...
It is classic repaint mtf , I don't know what you expect from it.

In historical data, all four H1 bars belonging to a single H4 candle are assigned the final direction of that H4 candle.
If the H4 candle changes direction, the arrow appears in the historical data on the very first H1 bar of that H4 candle.
In live trading, however, that direction would only be signaled at some point during the candle—potentially as late as the 3rd or 4th H1 bar. Consequently, arrows in historical data appear 1–3 bars (or up to 4 bars, in the case of H1/H4) earlier than they could possibly appear in real-time.

The solution is built into the indicator: set the menu option "Signály podle UZAVŘENÉ HTF svíčky (bez repaintu)" to `true`. The signal is then determined by the direction of the closed H4 candle. The arrow appears on the first H1 bar following its closure—this applies consistently to both historical data and live trading, with no repainting